Sentence examples for more than extra from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'more than extra' is not considered standard English and is not usually used in written English
It could be used in speech to emphasize something, for example, "he was more than extra generous with his gift."
But the 2.0XT gets more than extra power.
Putting things right requires more than extra funding: money is being wasted on privatisation.
But pessimists will say the numbers look right, because it is more than extra bank holidays and excess rainfall that is holding the economy back.
Local retail prices can be the equivalent of over $100 a gallon, more than extra virgin olive oil, or a decent Kentucky bourbon.
But it concluded that soaring fees and drop-out rates meant that a majority left with nothing more than extra debt.Elsewhere in the Americas, though, the story is far more positive.
That is especially unfortunate because the election campaign is now concentrating on voters' concerns about the state of public services which need a dose of competition more than extra cash.
The other women here, it turned out, served as little more than extras in Serena Williams's comeback star turn.
Similarly, in Danny Boyle's marvellous Olympic opening ceremony, Asians were conspicuous by their absence, no more than extras in the various sets.
The house's occupants, meanwhile, are little more than extras, there to laugh at the staff's foibles and pose nobly for the gliding camera like Renaissance portrait subjects.
Franco — "with his balding head, double chin and little graying mustache" — makes a cameo appearance, but most of the Spaniards in "Winter in Madrid" are little more than extras to the Britons.
For them, it is just a means to an end, an excuse for boozing and betting with the horses as little more than extras, discarded and forgotten once their work is done.
